Mollified the Baron tale of two automobiles
Policeman Martin Brown of the First precinct mediated an international auto collision at F and Fourteenth Streets NW involving Baron von Tuyll of the Netherlands Legation and N. W. Burchell. The baron and Burchell agreed to pay for their own repairs and Hoover was not prosecuted after a brief station-house discussion and a warrant for his arrest was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brown
State Department
Baron von Tuyll
Netherlands
Mortimer Hoover
Brown
Jasut “Amis
Martin Roover
Fifteenth Street
Burchell
Netherlands Legation
Wi Burchell
Hogver Wan
Fourteenth
Hoover
Vun Tayll
Baren
New Willard Hotel
Massachusetts
Taron
Polceman
Jfoeser
Hearst-Sullivan
House of Representatives
George Wo Beavirs
Post-office
Milfurdell
Pups Stage The Princess at Holy Cross Academy
Pups from Holy Cross Academy presented an outdoor production of The Princess by Alfred Lord Tennyson on the school lawn in Massausetts avenue. Students in 1905 wore period costumes while musicians accompanied songs and harp. Dr Egan praised the effort highlighting love over intellect and the value of women’s contributions beyond marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Holy Cross Academy
Massausetts Avenue
Cluly Cross Academy
Lord Tenrvaets
Maurice 1
Catholic University
Mary
Pryche
Blanche
Katharine Byrom
Messa
Lady Blanche
Gertrude da
Carmel Egan
Prince
Nomiekertan
Cyril
Adea May
Catherine Moriarty
King Gama
Tarhe
Ida
Cora Colford
Ipse
Helen Cleary
Agnes Hamilton
May Conco
Fare Jones
Theudowla Conroy
Lady Paurice
Puy'ly
Anna Manning
Lolita Hernandez
Elizabeth Catch
Agnew Downey
Louisa Brioker
Tae Mavs
Vlanche
Lupila
Anea Quackenbash
Okla
Harriet Emery
Gellie
Erbel Mathews
Misa M
D Toole
Sweet
J. Karns
Br, Clarke
J M.leech
G Murphy
M. Kirnhardt
Mingy Gertrude Davis
Swallow Swallow
Mixs Nona O'Brien
Egan
Lafayette
Chauffeur Cleared In Speed Case On Urgent Medical Run
Charles Van Sicklen, a chauffeur for Henry May, was arraigned in Police Court before Judge Kimball charged with speeding beyond eighteen miles an hour while rushing for a doctor. Police testimony cited a high rate of speed at Twenty second Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Van Sicklen said he acted under orders to fetch Dr Carraichael for a family member’s emergency. The judge, convinced by the life and death necessity, discharged him on personal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry May
Charles van Sicklen
Kimball
Policeman Lawton
Twenty-second Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cal
Col
May
Caraichael
van Sicklen
Business High School Commencement Planned in Lafayette
The 165 graduates, largest class ever, will receive diplomas at Lafayette Opera House on June 18 with Hon. H. B. F. Macfarland presiding and J. Holdsworth Gordon conferring. Marine Band to perform. address by Henry L. West. The program marks the biggest class since 189? with a strong list of girl graduates and a larger male cohort led by Charles Armbruster and George Lebnbach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Lafayette Opera House
H. B. F. Macfarland
Board of District Commissioners
Henry L. West
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Board of Education
Marine Band
Gompllow
Lulu G. Adame
Mabel C. Knlgh
Gertrude D. Alexander
Katharine B. Arebla
Mary V. Harry
Elizabeth Beraazin
Loules H. Barnes
Burneca Black
Tuth W Bowie
Mary L. Lowe
Fruth A Bredeka
Eugenia Johnson
Marguarite T. Water Lida Johnson
Mabel
Morris Cohen
Edwin P Corbett
Pant
Cramalia
Euwin
Daly Hichard
Dantela
Charles Dean
Tamer
Simpson
Martin F Donohos
Irvin B. Smits
John Dykes
Merrit P. Gauther
Baward A. Stotler
Fimer ¢ Qui
Joseph B. Btein
Julian P Green
Alfred H. Thomas
Fre Ringgold Hart
Milton M.thurns
Howard J. Keete
William J
Lenny H. Warner
Luther G. Ken Bdwin C. Wood
Samuel Farley
David Weinstein
Arthur L Lanadate
Samuel 3. Yoder
Mikado Opera Presented by Lafayette Pupils Under Wilson and Greene
The annual pupil fair last night at Lafayette Theater featured Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado in a well staged costumed performance. Miss Holtzclaw led a talented youth cast with strong singing, and Mr Greene conducted the large amateur company with ease. Next Tuesday a second production of Martha with a different cast will be shown at the same venue. Southern Railway appoints H E Wernicke as assistant land and industrial agent at Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
George Bentley
W. ¢. Stump
H. B, Marston
Ethel Holtzclaw
Blanche Parry
Anna Goldaborough
Evelyn Prothingham
Charles L. Watson
Misa Holtzclaw
Battle
Perry
Goldsborough
George Bentley Witt
Evelyn Frothingham
Katiaha
Mr. Greene
Milas Wilson
Martha
Thousands Attend Children Chorus Festival in Washington
About 4000 filled Convention Hall for a children’s song festival benefiting the Teachers Aid and Annuity Association. A 100 member chorus from district public schools performed with 40 piece orchestra, directed by Misa Alys Bentley. Twenty male sopranos sang Dixie as the ensemble joined in a grand finale with audience rising for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Washington
Dixie
Beneft
Aid
Misa Alys Bentley
H. P. Hoover
Frank Byram
Milas 3
Root
Icith
Flrat
Misa Bently
Keller
Roastetter
Courtney
Santa Lucia
the Archer
Schumann
Vogels
Mackenal
Gounod
Faust
Monk
Suwanee
House
Brahms
Handel
Stirling
America
Flora Hendley
Annie Beers
Reward Offered for Bertie West’s Attacker Near Hebrew Cemetery
Edward Ferguson, a Black man, shot Bertie West who was to marry him soon, leaving her in critical condition at Providence Hospital. A $2,000 reward is posted by Chief Major Sylvester for information on Ferguson’s whereabouts, with 3,000 descriptive circulars and a photo mailed from police HQ. Also notes bids for a new laboratory building, and a Negro laborer’s leg broken at Union Station. Thomas G. Ecton seeks divorce from Henrietta Epton on grounds of infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie West
Edward Ferguson
Hamilton Road
Hebrew Cemetery
Fa Atl
Providence Hospital
Maj. Sylvester
Ferguson
Megro
William Parker
G Street
Union Station
Camalty Hospital
Hood's Only Hood's Slogan Sparks Community Debate
A concise note from residents highlights a dispute over branding and local identity as supporters insist Hood's must be the sole Hood's. The discussion centers on tradition, confusion with other businesses, and the desire for a clear neighborhood marker.
Baroness Niessen to Stand Trial in Slater Theft Case
Assistant District Attorney Bingham announced that Alice Niessen, identified as Baroness Dewitt-falmo, will not be nolled to press. The case, alleging theft of valuables from Mrs. William A. Slater of 1791 I Street NW, is set for trial within about two weeks. Police Chief Boardman noted her claimed mistake defense is unlikely to sway the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolle
Alice Niessen
Bingham
Dewitt-falmo
William A. Slater
I Street
Capt
Beach
Capt. Boardman
Cope
Transfers Continue For City and Suburban Rides
Washington Railway and Electric Company and the Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad will resume free transfers to the City and Suburban road today, under a court order delaying the May transfer abolition until June 10. Gen. George H. Harries and attorney J J Darlington explained the slip changes and arrangements for issuance during the suspension period. patrons voiced support for maintaining the transfer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harries
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company
Gen. Harries
J. J. Darlington
Anderson
Brookland Citizens to Seek Higher Court Over Transfers
The Brookland Citizens Association met at town hall to discuss a transfer injunction and possible appeal. Speakers including John McPhaul, F. A. Harrison, and W. A. Hathaway urged continued legal action with funds ready. some riders were expelled for not paying extra fare, while a streetcar line on one route saw Thursday receipts rise by about $80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookland
Brookland Citizens' Association
A. F. Kinnan
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
John McPhaul
F. A. Harrison
W. A. Hathaway
Weather conditions and forecast from Washington weather office
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau in Washington dated Friday June 2 reports a Canadian depression over the Maritime Provinces with general thunderstorms from the Lake region to New England and local systems across the Lower Arkansas Valley Middle South and Northwest. Temperatures below seasonal averages in the Lake region eastward with recent showers. Outlook calls for more showers in the West and Central regions, warmer days in the Lake region, cooler conditions in the Western districts, and fresh winds along coastlines. Local report includes temperatures hourly, precipitation 0.07 inches, 7.9 hours sunshine, and tides in the lakes. Also lists 48 city temperatures and rainfall in a twelve hour summary.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Maritime Provinces
Lakai Box
Ohio
Jey
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Arkaran
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountania
Atlantic
Staten
Rocky Mountains
Misenuri
Misgtenippi
Upper Lake Region
Exytern Florida
Atlantic States
Ofilo Valley
Lower Lake Region
Weateyn
Middle Atlantic
Howth Atlantic
Noutheast
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banka
Mizimmu
Bun Raeo
Aun Gota
Max
Asheville
N.C
Atanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. Jn
Boston
Muna
Bostal
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyanne
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Renees
City
Bittle Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Springhela
Vicksburg
Mise
Novel Electrical Commencement Highlights 97 Grads
Ninety seven graduates from Bliss Electrical School representing thirty three states and territories were honored at the twelfth annual commencement in Carroll Institute Hall. Decorations featured novel electric light arrangements with palms and school pennants. Diplomas were awarded to regular and special night course students. addresses by Hon. William B. Andrews and President Louis Denton Bliss framed the program. A banquet followed at Freund’s with toasts and reflections on education and manual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Eledtrical School
Carroll Institute Hall
William EB. Andrews
Autiler
Treasury Department
Louis Denton Bliss
William BH. Andrews
Ralph Arnold
EB Dedham
Mane
Clarence A. Hates
Marshalltown
Iowa
James H. Browne, Jr
Duluth
Minn
Albert Bra Woy
Napoleon
Ohio
Albert W. Bradt
Johnetown
Arthur R Brooke
Brockton
Mass
Willem G. Myooks
Weatminater
J. Ashley Brown
Toms River
Walter Buttd
Shaw
Okla
P. Coale
Baltimore
Bibert H
Edwin W. Craig
Lawrence
D. Griese
Republic
Gordon
Hikhart
Ind
P Deming
Ernest Dickey
Hroomisgburg
Ralph A. Duff
Poughkeepsie
William M. Leonard
Washington, D. C
Andrew F. Lippincott
Philadelphis
Clarence E Lush
Camden
J . Mandeville
Ouchy
Pes
Howard M. Mason
Calandalgar
Rudolph P. Mayo
Ormond
Fla
J. McCray
New Balem
Harry C Melutur
Decatur Osburn, Jr
Capilemana Ferry
W. HL. Parker
Little Rock
Ark
George D. Plekjor
Smith Center
Kang
George W. Polson
New Britain
Cann
Ernest Poole
Polo
Flava A Porter
Racer
Columbia
Herbert G Reed
Washington, DC
Allen Reynolds
Westminster
Warnaw
Zeno XII
Streeter
Centralia
Mac Stankerd
Wiis Tanzery
Swift
Munele
Roy N. Thomas
Skangateles
Carl G. Thompson
Canandaigua
Raymond
Thompson
Vineland
N. J
W . Thompson
South Lee
Nhi
Chicago
Carl E. Ztlgler
Hanover
Dudley Burgess
Prank N Chase
Houston Condon
John W. Gebert
Prestey Grain
H. EB. Hopkins
H. Mattingly
Philip 3. McLean
Adolph Schathist
D. H. Smith, Jr
William J. Williams
Washington
Freund's
Herbert N. Sharry
White House band concert and schedule at the White House
Walter F. Smith leads the United States Marine Band in a summer concert at the White House this evening with a March Salute to Mexico and selections from Wagner and Strauss. The program includes cornet solos and the Star Spangled Banner, followed by a time schedule listing June to September concerts and times. A separate report notes Mary Foley, seven, was accidentally shot in the nose by her sister Agnes at 188 H Street NW. the wound was treated and she recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Walter F. Smith
White House
Mexico
Eeeeeeeereys
Wagner
Bagley
Edward B. Liewelly
Vienna
Strauss
Maret
Caprice
Tudera
BO Lo
TI P Om
Mary Foley
Dr White
H Street
Agnes Foley
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Business High
Lafayette Theater
Southern Railway
H. E. Waernicke
Southern Railway Company
Offici
Public School
Bureau of Standards
Folio Jennings & Scott
Cramp & Co
Joseph 8. Reynolds
Morcross Brothers
W. Stratton
Thomas G. Ecton
Henrietta Eeton
J. McDorington
Hood
GAN
Judge
Electrical School
Lansburgh & Bro
Goa
Eton
Manchester
Reading
Reo Tek Sheviot
Madras
Seventh Street
Lerma
Yesloohrama
Charles Abl
Russell
Hoff
Clarence E. Lush
Seventh and K Streets
Peter Grogan
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All
Vtec Itams
the Marine Band
White Lot
Fenway’s
Cailler
New York
Affleck’s Drug Store
Penna. Ave
N. W
the Rochdals
Army and Naval Officers
Army
Navy
American Security and Crust Company
G St. N. W
HUB Furniture CO
F St
Selinger’s
Optheians and Jewelers
Poole
Chase
James & Holstrum
Steinway
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
The
Standard Glass Company
Columbian Bldg
William T Qwen
Ellis M Potter
Alexandria
Mt Verso
Shoemaker's
Tennessee Whiskey
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
E. Morrison Paper CO
John L. Prosise
Gill & Wallace
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